The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-08-31

tice TO pay at Nanticoke. On Saturday. how
ever, for the first time, they paid the men at
Glen Lyon. The following day, Sunday, has
always been chosen by the merchants to make
their collections. Rev. Mr. Taggart, Of Glen
Ly has frequently preached against this
Dissertation of the Sabbath, and frequently de-
termned TO put stop Co IL IL possible. Yes
terday he organized posse of his church
members for that purpose, The men got wind
OF IL, and made up their minds 70 resist. The
collectors made their appearance, ana the
natural excitement OF the moment was
angmsn.ea by 1h mn inSursSn tS. buycS.
men became alarmed at the situation and kept
themselves in hiddg. The feeling OF antag-
eliminated i'm free fight between men OF OPP
posite nationalities, all OF the participants be-
ing maddened with drink. soon 800 men Were
furiously engaged, with sticks, stones, and
clubs for weapons The riot lasted halt an
hour and men were struck down ON all sides.
Dozens were carried away with cracked GLAND ana
bleeding heads 60 their homes. A few women
mixed in the fray, and several of them were
badly beaten. over sixty of the rioters We're
seriously hurt, many Cd Them fatally.
MAJOR RANDLETT, commanding Fort Du-
cbesne, Utah, telegraPhs the War Department
that Colorows followers, including women
and children, number about 49, He believes
they would return 10 the reservation if they
could get there without being attacked The
military authorities believe the facts do not
yet warrant the use OF troops to suppress the
supposed outbreak, and are inclined TO think
the action Of the state officials has been pre-
cipitate. 1t is thought that if q judicious
course is pursued Colorow can be induced to
return peaceably to the reservation, but that
an attack upon him by troops would be likely
to cause general Indian uprising
DIR. N. A. ARCHER Professor of Hygiene in
the University of Pennsylvania, was drowned
A, ia rf hat
The assets of Mitchell, Vance & Co, the
suspended gas-fxture manufacturers. of New
York, are estimated at s75). 600 The capital
Of the firm, which was 81, 200 600, has been
totally wiped out
A FR1GHTFUL collision, with loss of life, oc-
Cured on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at
Glen Easton Siding, point twenty-four miles
east of Wheeling. westbound emigrant
train was descending heavy grade, when
il crashed into east-bound freight
train with fearful velocity, wrecking
both engines and badly smashing up a
large number of cars The passengers Of the
train consisted of Norweglans, Firms Danes,
Germans, Dutch, and few English. Most Of
them kept their heads, and as soon as the first
paroxysm of terror had subsidized lent their
eHOTIS 10 ulseubdSlnB tneir itltVN paeccHBcls
from the debris and attending TO their inju-
ries Al Smith and Isaac Arbuthnot, engineer
and fireman of the emigrant train, were found
TO be the only two persons killed outright
About twenty emigrants were wounded, sew
eral of them beyond the hope Of recovery
A DISPATCH from Gardner, Ill, says: "Miss
Sarah H. Dodge the alleged slayer of Walter
S Babcock, the Chicago lumber merchant,
waived hearing and was admitted to bail in
the sum of $4,000 The willingness of States
Attorney Carter TO accept $4,000 bail is con-
strued as q tacit admission that he does not
believe Miss Dodge will be convicted of the
murder by the court, and that the
case will never get further than the
Grand Jury. Mr.. Carter admitted as much.
He said: 1t will be difficult TO convict Miss
Dodge, l fear Babcock's friends will
not prosecute her, but want TO let the matter
drop. He refused to make any statement
against her. She can claim the shooting was
in self-defense or accidental, and there is no
way of successfully contradcting her The
true cause of the death OF Rabcock will never
be known to the public unless Miss Dodge
chooses TO reveal it. There is no reason why
she should, and every reason why she should
not"
GRovEsTEEN PE1L, Wall street firm
have made an assignment One estimate Of
the liabilities places them at 81, SOC, 900, while
friends of the firm state that So, 600 in cash
would settle everything. The nominal assets
are So 000, 600